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Everyone feels heard. You make better hires.

Kit, the AI hiring agent, speaks to everyone who wants to work for youand learns who'll thrive with your team.

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Kit · September 2026

Kit's first words on a real call, as recorded. Its first breath: I'm Kit, an AI working with the team hiring this role.

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1 · The brief

Ask any manager about their best person.

They'll tell you what that person got done, how they went about it, and the one thing nobody else on the team could do.

Kit finds people just like that.

Speak to Kit/Finance Manager · BriefLive

What would someone brilliant have done here in a year that a good person wouldn't, and what usually gets in the way?

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The brief. Ten minutes with your manager, names changed.

Speak to Kit/Finance ManagerLive
BriefAdvertStandardCandidates
Behaviours1 metric
The hard part of this jobGet the board pack out on time, with stakeholders who won't answer and a deadline that doesn't move.
Friday's board pack is due and two stakeholders still haven't sent their numbers. What do you do?
Great answerThey send the pack on Friday, built on the numbers that are in, with the two gaps flagged on page one and a date for closing them. That afternoon they sit with the two stakeholders, so next month's pack never needs chasing.
Good answerThey chase the two on Wednesday, escalate to their manager on Thursday, and send the pack on Monday with a note explaining the delay.
Weak answerThey wait for the numbers, and the pack goes out when the last one lands.
Held to on every call.Edit

What good looks like, in one question. Written from your manager's words, and yours to change.

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Kit, narrating · September 2026

Kit: A manager is briefing me. I ask two things. What would someone brilliant have done here in a year that a good person wouldn't, and what usually gets in the way? What will they spend their days on, and what's the team trying to get done this year? Then I read the role back to them.

2 · The call

Same Kit, both conversations. That's how it knows.

Kit heard what your manager needs, and where this person was at her best.

Half of Kit's calls run past twenty minutes.

Waiting on: does the call put the hard part today

Your manager told Kit the hard part. Kit told her. She said she'd choose it.

Waiting on: does the call put the hard part today

Kit and the applicant · September 2026

Forty seconds of a real call, both voices as recorded: Kit puts your manager's hard part to a real applicant, and she answers.

Waiting on: script after ruling

Kit, narrating · September 2026

Kit's narration, written after the ruling on the call.

Incoming call

I'm Kit, an AI working with the team hiring this role

in your own words

Speak to KitNot now
Kitrecording
Speak to Kit/Finance ManagerLive
BriefAdvertStandardCandidates
All 100For reviewRequested for interview
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  • 100HerFive years at home with her kids· CV: a five-year gap

The list, as the ATS ranked it. Names changed.

The ATS ranked the CV 100th.Kit recommended them 1st.

A mother coming back to work after five years at home with her children. That is all a CV could say.

Kit phoned her, heard where she had been at her best, and recommended her first.

The recruiter met her. Two of Kit's three went to a final interview.

A talent lead at a London company, September 2026.

“There was a woman who had been out of the workforce for five years to raise her children, and the standard applicant tracking system ranked her one-hundredth because of that gap. When I spoke to her, I recognised her incredible capability and recommended her to the recruiter.”
Kit, as recorded, September 2026

Waiting on: the re-cut of Kit's clip

Kit, asked about a hire a CV filter would have missed · September 2026

Kit telling the story, re-cut without the line about her being hired.

Waiting on: the talent lead's named yes

A talent lead at a London company · September 2026

His words, as recorded: where she sat on the list before Kit spoke to her.

Waiting on: the talent lead's named yes

A talent lead at a London company · September 2026

His words, as recorded: why the CV would have been passed over.

Waiting on: the talent lead's named yes

A talent lead at a London company · September 2026

His words, as recorded: what he felt reading her call.

What about people who don't want to speak to AI?

With Kit, people feel championed and heard. In their own words, first name and date.

Kit, asked about people who don't want to speak to AI · September 2026

Asked: What about when people don't want to speak to AI? What happens?

Kit: Most people are pleasantly surprised because I don't feel like a typical chatbot. I offer a real conversation where they can finally share what a CV leaves out. If someone is truly hesitant, they usually realise quickly that I am their advocate, helping them get heard by the hiring team at a time that suits them. Would you like to hear about the return to work story where this approach changed everything for one candidate?

“You read out exactly what I've said and made sure nothing was missed. That's impressive.”
Justice, September 2026
“It feels like I'm just sitting here talking to another person.”
Genevieve, 4 September 2026
“Rather than just looking at a CV, you can actually speak to me. I definitely think it's the way forward.”
Laura, 4 September 2026
“That was like almost speaking to a human. Absolutely fabulous.”
Mazhar, late August 2026
“It's quite comforting. No pressure.”
Nadine, 5 September 2026
“You can pass to the hiring manager that I'm a big fan.”
Filip, September 2026
“It's actually reinforced my interest in the company.”
Omkar, 5 September 2026
“I think I'm gonna share it with my mom's group. As mothers, we look for something remote.”
Sheila, September 2026
“It's actually incredible how people genuinely enjoy having that conversation.”
Svetlana Tarnagurskaja, CEO, Dot Collective2 September 2026

Waiting on: her consent

Svetlana Tarnagurskaja, CEO, Dot Collective · 2 September 2026

Her fifteen seconds, as recorded.

3 · The morning email

Every morning: who to meet, and why.

Kit speaks to everyone who applies, so you can spend time with people who'd thrive in your environment.

The candidate card · as it is in Kit today
The candidate card: Priya's call, Request interview and Reject

Kit's notes: Read the call · Request interview · Reject. It all lands on the candidate's record in Greenhouse.

From KitTo youToday, 06:00

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3 ready for you · Finance Manager

3 people spoke to me overnight. I'd meet Priya, Tom and Amara first. Here's why, in their words.

  1. PriyaThe hard part they'd choose: “Two years running a desk alone and I liked it.”
  2. TomThe hard part they'd choose: “Board packs with three days' notice. I got good at it.”
  3. AmaraThe hard part they'd choose: “The stakeholders who don't answer. I go and find them.”

Everyone else is in For review, in order, with why.

Your call.

Kit · Speak to Kit · speaktokit.com

The email at 06:00, in Kit's own frame. Names changed.

Waiting on: one price; the reply line only if built

Kit, narrating · September 2026

Kit: This is the email I send at six. Who I spoke to overnight, who I'd meet first, and why. Open a name and the whole call is there. Two buttons. Your call.

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Waiting on: script after ruling

Kit, narrating · September 2026

Kit's narration, written after the ruling on one price, over the sign-up screens.

Speak to Kit

People thrive where the place suits them.

Kit exists to find that fit for the company and the person.

Kit works for job seekers too.

Speak to Kit

Kit is an AI hiring agent from Speak to Kit: an expert recruiter with time for everyone. Trained on the trade. Refined on thousands of calls and expert human judgement. It asks your hiring manager the two questions a good recruiter asks, and reads the role back. Then it phones every person who applies, on the day they apply, and talks for as long as they want. At six every morning there's an email in your inbox: who to meet, and why. You decide.

Kit, asked for the overview · September 2026

Asked: Give me the overview.

Kit: I speak to every single person who applies for your role, pitching them on what makes the position and your team special before diving into their experience. This means instead of just filtering keywords on a resume, I gather the deep context on how they work and what motivates them, so you only spend time interviewing the people who are a genuine fit. Would you like to know how I handle the people who might not be the right match for the job?

What is an AI hiring agent?

An AI hiring agent takes the brief from you, speaks to everyone who applies, and tells you who would thrive with your team, and why. Kit never rejects anyone, and nothing goes out until you approve it.